The Trail Blazers methodically continued to widen the point difference.

By the 8th minute, the Trail Blazers were 15-8, already leading by 7 points.

Eagles coach Larry Drew had no choice but to call a timeout and gave Josh Smith another ideological education on the bench.

The sentence "A dead pig is not afraid of boiling water" is the most appropriate way to describe Josh Smith.

In the eyes of the Eagles, a management team that likes forward players, Josh Smith's treatment can be described as that of a son.

In addition, the NBA is different from the NCAA. Players are the most important here. As for the head coach, if it doesn't work, just change it.

Therefore, although Josh Smith has repeatedly promised to do whatever he wants to the coach off the court, as long as he is on the court, this guy can play however he likes.

After the first half, the Trail Blazers led the Hawks by 12 points with a score of 47:35.

The offensive pace of this game made the home fans drowsy, and the team was trailing by a big score.

A very small number of extreme fans are already shouting "Nima, refund your money!"

The Trail Blazers had a look of joy on their faces.

Before the game, Coach Terry repeatedly emphasized to the players that the Eagles are a strong team in the league and should not be underestimated.

As a result, the Blazers easily took the lead due to the confusing behavior of their star player.

Another big baby who hasn’t grown up yet!

After going through previous competitions, Wang Zelin and others have already given Josh Smith a very accurate label in their minds.

I really don’t know what the Hawks management is thinking. They are hoarding forward players year after year. Is it possible that they hope to one day get the next LeBron James?

In the first half of the third quarter, the substitute lineups of both sides came on, and Pachulia, who was focused on by Wang Zelin, performed very well in the paint.

First, he succeeded in a dunk inside, and then he sent a big block on the defensive end. It was considered a kicker, and it also made the home fans shine.

Finally have a decent offense and defense.

Not to be outdone, Hickson, the core substitute of the Trail Blazers, continuously succeeded in attacking inside, helping the team maintain the point difference.

In the second half of the third quarter, Coach Terry made a big move and removed the bench lineup and replaced the starting five players.

Take them away in one wave!

This is the task coach Terry gave to Wang Zelin and others.

Wang Zelin, who had been recuperating for half a quarter, dunked two on Horford's head as soon as he came up, and caused a foul on Horford.

69:53.

The score difference is getting bigger and bigger like a snowball, and it has reached 16 points.

It's not like the Hawks haven't tried to chase points at a fast pace, but the Trail Blazers can only let them get what they want, and they still have a slow and grinding positional battle.

In the 6th minute of the fourth quarter, Lillard, who had rested for half the quarter, hit a cold-blooded three-pointer, helping the two teams widen the point difference to 21 points.

85:64.

At this time, Eagles coach Larry Drew didn't want to fight to the death, so he directly replaced the main lineup and raised the white flag high.

The unspoken rule of the NBA is that when one side declares surrender and withdraws its main players, the other side must quickly heal and respond.

After two rounds, Josh Smith committed a shooting foul while defending Aldridge, and Coach Terry used the dead ball to take down Wang Zelin and others.

The Trail Blazers finally defeated the Hawks at home 95-81, ending their two-game losing streak and giving the Hawks their fifth defeat of the season.

After the game, what was displayed on the headlines of major news was not the Trail Blazers' victory over the Hawks, but the bet between O'Neal and Barkley.

"The great Sir Charles once again ushered in a crucial moment in his life, so please look forward to it!"
Chapter completed!